Novo Nordisk A/s

Novo Nordiks A/s

Christian Peter Enggaard

Tom Hede Markussen

Claus Schmidt Moller

Bo Radmer

Claus Schmidt Moeller

Preben Mikael Nielsen

Lars Morten Bom

Jacob Eiland

Sara Juana Niemann

Andre Larsen

Kristian Glejbøl

Michael Ejstrup Hansen

Thomas Dedenroth Miller

Ebbe Kiilerich

Lars Ulrik Nielsen

Jonas Torry-Smith

Jacob Kollerup Jensen

Bodo Von Münchow

Brian Ostergaard

Martin Ebro

Claus Schmidt Møller

Nikolaj Eusebius Jakobsen

Simon Roervig

Bodo Von Munchow

Carsten Bitsch Pedersen

Klaus Thogersen

Thomas Aaskov Pedersen

Thomas Miller

Henrik Bendsen

Bodo Von Muenchow

Martin Von Bulow

Rune Ravn

Morten SØRENSEN

Brian ØStergaard

Simon RØRVIG

Thomas D Miller

Freddy Michelsen

A syringe device for ejecting a dose of a medicament, the syringe device comprising: a dose limiting mechanism arranged to interact with a dose ejecting mechanism to prevent ejection of a dose exceeding a set dose, and a safety mechanism, which is arranged such with respect to the dose ejecting mechanism that, if the dose limiting mechanism fails, the safety mechanism prevents ejection of a dose exceeding the set dose.

Syringe device with a dose limiting mechanism and an additional safety mechanism

The present invention provides a system () comprising: a pen injection device () holding a specific type of medicament and comprising a dose expelling mechanism and pen communication means (), a mobile communication unit () comprising mobile communication means () adapted to communicate with the pen communication means (), and a software application program configured to determine a recommended type of medicament to be delivered to a user based on information indicative of a physiological condition of the user, wherein the pen injection device () further comprises indication means which in a first state indicates that the dose expelling mechanism is to remain idle and in a second state indicates that the dose expelling mechanism is available for operation, and wherein the mobile communication unit () is configured to, via a communication from the mobile communication means () to the pen communication means (), a) prompt a change of state of the indication means from the second state to the first state in response to the recommended type of medicament to be delivered differing from the specific type of medicament, and/or b) prompt a change of state of the indication means from the first state to the second state in response to the recommended type of medicament to be delivered corresponding to the specific type of medicament.

Control of medical device using wireless communication

The present invention relates to an injection device comprising a torsion spring operatively connected to a dose setting member being adapted to set a dose to be ejected from the injection device. A rotatably mounted display member adapted to display the dose to be ejected in accordance with a setting of the dose setting member is also provided. The rotatably mounted display member is adapted to be rotated over an angle corresponding to at least one revolution of the display member. The display member may be implemented as a dose indicator barrel having numerals arranged along a helical path on an outer surface thereof, or alternatively, as a counting device having two or more display wheels having numerals arranged on an outer surface thereof.

Injection device with torsion spring and rotatable display

A medication delivery device comprises an injection device having a reservoir comprising a medicament to be ejected, and a sensor arranged to detect an ejection of the medicament from the injection device, the sensor being arranged to output a signal comprising ejecting information, and a processor for collecting and storing the ejection information.

Injection device with a processor for collecting ejection information

An injection device with a dose delivering mechanism being adapted to provide a non-visual, e.g. audible and/or tactile, feedback signal when a set dose has been at least substantially injected. A first and a second part of the injection device are adapted to perform a relative rotational movement with respect to each other. The relative rotational movement causes at least two parts of the injection device to abut or engage, and this abutment or engagement causes the non-visual feedback signal to be generated. A very distinct and precise feedback is provided as compared to prior art axial solutions because the generation of the feedback signal is initiated by the relative rotational movement. Feedback signal may be generated by a change in a rotational velocity of at least one part, e.g. by changing the pitch of a threaded portion or by engaging a non-rotating part and a rotating part, thereby causing the non-rotating part to start rotating. May alternatively be generated by building up and releasing a tension. The injection device is suitable for injecting insulin.

Injection device with an end of dose feedback mechanism

The invention relates to a pen-shaped torsion spring driven injection device for apportioning set dose of a liquid drug. A piston rod having an external thread is driven forward by a rotatable piston rod guide engaging the piston rod. The piston rod guide is rotated by a torsion spring encompassed between the housing and the piston rod guide. A scale drum having a thread engaging the external thread of the piston rod is provided, and the scale drum is rotated up and down the piston rod by a proximal located rotatable dose setting member cooperating with the scale drum. The scale drum thus move helically when rotated as the piston rod is held inrotatable during dose setting.

Pen-shaped torsion spring driven injection device

A mechanism for preventing setting of a dose, which exceeds the amount of a medicament in a reservoir in an injection device. The device can contain a threaded piston rod, a limiter and a driver. The three elements can be arranged such that during dose setting, the limiter is moved towards an end-of-content position, wherein dose setting is limited. The invention contains an accumulative and a non-accumulative embodiment. The invention further relates to a mechanism for preventing ejection of a dose exceeding the set dose.

Dose mechanism for an injection device for limiting a dose setting corresponding to the amount of medicament left

The invention relates to a medical drug delivery apparatus which comprises a cartridge () being closed at one end by a membrane () and at the opposite end by a movable piston (). A piston rod foot () is provided for transferring the pressure from the piston rod () of the drug delivery apparatus and onto the piston (). The piston rod foot () comprises a center part () abutting the piston rod () and an outer part () which center part () and outer part () are coupled together such that the two () can be moved relative to one another, yet remain coupled to each other, when a force above a certain threshold limit is applied to the outer part ().

Piston rod foot

The invention relates to an injection device () which is capable of resisting proximal movements of a piston rod () relative to a housing (), when the piston rod () is subjected to proximally directed forces below a threshold magnitude, and of allowing reversible proximal movements of the piston rod () relative to the housing (), when the piston rod () is subjected to proximally directed forces of or above the threshold magnitude.

Frost protected injection device

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Christian Peter Enggaard